HeyJoe459 t1_j4r4jda wrote
Reply to comment by levoniust in looking for electric clippers. I had a buzzer and it lost a few years but it recently broke and I'm looking to buy another. by levoniust
Barber here. The corded 5 star Wahl senior is expensive, but will be the easiest to maintain over its lifetime. Follow the care instructions and get a can of compressed air to blow the blades out between uses. I'd offer to pay a barber to have them set the blade gap properly as shipping can knock it off track.
cphcider t1_j4s3r9b wrote
I think I have a Wahl 5 star detailer, and I feel like I'm electrocuting myself. I don't think it's an actual electrical issue, but it is painful; oil doesn't seem to matter, I don't think it's a blade sharpness issue (I don't use it very often because of this). Do you have any obvious tips or tricks - things that I could check out? Thanks in advance!
HeyJoe459 t1_j4wvf6f wrote
It could be the tension spring or a dull blades. The blade will rust if you don't put it away free of moisture and with a small amount of oil. I use a blower / canned air to blow out all hair particles, oil, then blow off and wipe excess.
Personally I haven't been a fan of Wahl trimmers. Andis T Outliner is the tits.
levoniust OP t1_j4rd0x4 wrote
Blade gap. Interesting I never would have thought to ask a barber for help, but that makes a lot of sense. Thanks!
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